woopie pie
Derrick and justice made a woopie pie in Rachels tight virgin honey hole last night. "Hey buddy, lets woopie pie this chick before she takes off her kapp off.
woopie pie by Dutch Tony December 13, 2022
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Woopie Pie
A dessert sandwhich similar to oatmeal cream pies, but with more cake like cookies on the outside. Common around the Lancaster, Pennslyvania area.
Woopie Pie by uh1989 June 4, 2009
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whoopie pie
two delicious pieces of chocolate cake cookie with marshmallow fluff mixture in the middle.
popular in new england
popular in new england
token connecticut kid: mmmmm i just love whoopie pies!
other token connecticut kid: me too! they are just so delicious!
georgia kid: y'all crazy yankees what in the world are y'all talkin bout?
other token connecticut kid: me too! they are just so delicious!
georgia kid: y'all crazy yankees what in the world are y'all talkin bout?
whoopie pie by mgmtlove November 20, 2009
Whoopie Pie
The act of spraying whip cream up a females vagina. Usually the female needs to be upside down so that the whip cream can spray effectively.
Whoopie Pie by Billydiddles June 15, 2011
whoopie pie
whoopie pie by titogonzalez March 2, 2005
whoopie pie
a vulgar name for the vulva, alluding to its similarity to a whoopie pie cake turned on its side.
Refers only to pretty vulvas - others resemble less visually appealing foodstuffs, such as clams, burgers or sloppy joes.
Refers only to pretty vulvas - others resemble less visually appealing foodstuffs, such as clams, burgers or sloppy joes.
My new chick Lynsey has a real pretty pussy, like a whoopie pie - my ex's looked more like a fuckin' kebab...
whoopie pie by Andy Sword February 21, 2011
Whoopie pie
Whoopie pie by shjaoaiql November 6, 2020
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A)
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B)
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B)
Can also be used to gross out Non-Techie people
A)
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B)
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